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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1972
Page
2
A homey food feature shows bread sculptures from Gibson's Bakery Oberlin, including a cornucopia and turtle, with Carlyle Shop arranging them as centerpieces. It offers step by step dough instructions for wreaths, cornucopias, a turtle, and a pie recipe, plus tips to use leftover dough for rolls.
A reminiscence from Mrs. Frieda Wilson of Columbia Station recalls her grandmother in Columbiana County making soap from old grease using lye and borax. The fragment notes safety around children and cites the Ohio State Grange Cookbook of 1961. It also describes shaping cornucopias from foil and provides a dough decorating recipe with yeast, flour, and milk.
A home tips item suggests drying a round tablecloth flat on papers with an old sheet to preserve shape. It recommends lightly rubbing white socks with paraffin wax to reduce wear and aid easier shoe wear. A beach towel can serve as a picnic tablecloth since it washes easily and requires no ironing. Plastic pill bottles are cleaned for reuse as containers for mustard ketchup horseradish and dressings in lunches.
To make a butterfly decoration for a pillow, cut four heart shapes for the wings and arrange them in a circle with a small gap. Attach eight quarter sized circles near the outer edge of each heart, and embroider a body. Use pinking shears on felt for ravelproof edges and glue to the pillow.
Mrs Rene Egan Republican candidate for state senator withdraws saying Senate District 25 is well represented by incumbent Democrat Vincent Massari. She emphasizes not running for just the sake of running but for the community's benefit.
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